Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Chatib Basri: Kelas Menengah Digempur Ketidakpastian
Episode Date: June 4, 2025Chatib Basri, ekonom senior Indonesia, membahas tantangan ekonomi Indonesia, termasuk ketimpangan kelas menengah, investasi asing, dan reformasi struktural untuk meningkatkan daya saing global. Ia jug...a menyoroti pentingnya pendidikan, digitalisasi, serta peran pemerintah dalam menciptakan kepastian hukum guna menarik investasi dan mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi.Mantan Menteri Keuangan dan Ketua BKPM Indonesia tersebut kini mengajar di Departemen Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia serta menjabat sebagai Komisaris Utama Bank Mandiri serta Presiden Komisaris PT XL Axiata tbk. Dengan keahlian di bidang perdagangan internasional, makroekonomi, dan ekonomi politik, ia pernah menjadi Senior Fellow di Harvard Kennedy School, profesor tamu di berbagai universitas terkemuka, serta anggota dewan penasihat di World Bank, IMF, dan berbagai institusi global lainnya.#Endgame #GitaWirjawan #ChatibBasriCatatan dan referensi tambahan episode ini:https://sgpp.me/eps216notesJelajahi dan jadi bagian dari komunitas kami:https://endgame.id/Untuk ajakan kolaborasi dan kerja sama, hubungi kami di sini:https://sgpp.me/contactus
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if you want to school,
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where creative industry,
to be people,
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right?
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definition of the sameoer,
doctor, yeah,
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like that's,
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amble jurusant like that.
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I, too,
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but I'm afraid of evolution
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if you're not up.
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economy,
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too.
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to give to,
to give up,
can?
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so, I'll fight in there.
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It's a bahasa.
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How much the way that we're going to look that.
We're going to look that because of all.
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the jacetka, why, then it's detuant by frequency pertemua, y, function,
if it, if you're going to beaughnessetka, I'm just two-cali-geted
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that's about.
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time?
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You, he said.
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S-2.
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Okay.
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When that to America,
there's stiller's scholarship
economy. There's not that
only to environment
because of the new
or the bigang
like urban planning or what.
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can look up really.
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you know, ma, it's,
you, too, you're protegey-negedy
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at my race in society. So he scratched my back, I scratch his back. But he doesn't know
you to go to America when it. So, he went to be able to beauntar, it's 7,000, after I
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and scholarship
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before there's LPDP
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go out of
the Mneph
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not there
for economy
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scholarship 9-3
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that's after
from English
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again, this is the second
another one of the same,
there's a person that
there's a course
dulae
about two months or three
month, for
like orientations,
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in English,
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in British Council.
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every day,
jam seven pago.
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but it's just like,
no, no other, no other
without,
Maripangestu.
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He said, you want to come
to where.
I've got to get scholarship
from the U.K.
Schoolhany up?
Then he said,
why don't you go to A&U?
Because that was the school
he was.
And then,
Enek, okay, okay, why, I try.
I'm going to apply,
not know what,
did remember, and it's program
acceleration, so
it's going to master.
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not a scholarship,
but,
so, so,
the, so that,
the U.S.
The U.K.,
had a scholarship,
the, school,ash,
the school, yet.
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then,
then,
she's,
with Ma'am,
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I,
I'm,
I'm, I'm,
he's it's it's you
he's just you do you
he's called you're in
how much
how much more than
there's people
in Asian Development Bank
namainer
Michael McColley
who's
who's
you come come
to give
a word with
to me
to call ship
I'm going
I'm not
with Peter
he said
he said
come back
you've got
come up
sure you've got
you're just
give
just the
the book
soot to Peter McCauley
yeah,
yeah,
and I'm gonna
do you
and you,
then I'm going
school,
but there's
there's scholarship
now,
then,
and then
the form of
the language
they can't
write in
the language,
give to
give,
there,
there's,
there's
there,
D.
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Surat
from D.
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to,
because why,
because
unflop the
actual D.
So, what this?
I'maupon, I'maulah,ly, he said,
we are interested to pay for your scholarship.
Why don't you go to ANU?
So, do you?
Now, in sisi-lain, I'm al-a-lapagued.
So I'm going to make a cutusan that same-susk, not systematic,
which I'm random.
So I'm going to golly, though.
If you're an economist, I'm assuming that what, what name a economic agent to rational.
Butal, but there's like that's impulsive,
so I've got to do you've got to school.
A lot more I've been to be able to be able to go back home 7 every day.
I've putuskhan, let's go to Australia.
Top.
Then, then, long, S-3.
At Australia,
S-3,
then, then,
get-temned with Hal Hill,
Professor Hal Hill,
he,
and you, I'll be happy to be your supervisor.
So, then, he's written, he'll telly
a scholarship, he's going to talk about
his house aide, that he wants
to be supervisor.
Now, I only know about a year,
because of the long,
the year's going to start Ph.D.
This, if, how,
How do you?
to be more
Kativ Bastry.
How much
how we can
scale up?
What's the
we're saying
is
what
the
the
of
representation
as
as
as a
or sisui
or
guru
in the
this is
this
Yeah, that we got upy
in America, there's almost 400,000 India,
Amper 400 000,
Indonesia's just 8,500,
in English, 200,000 from the Hong Kong.
School, in all the campus, Indonesia, just 4,000.
How much, to me, for the lembagakan?
Good question, because it's,
there are some factors.
And soalunay,
that I was,
availability of funding.
So, that's not that
we're same as in the
government, we're location
budget for LPDP, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because we think,
because how
and the good,
that's good,
that's good,
top school.
It's got to be
when I remember
when I was visiting
fellow at Harvard
2015,
after I was
after I was
done, I'm
done, I'm
doing,
the people who
people who,
people,
that can't
get you,
in Harvard Square,
that restaurant
yeah,
because just
total that's 11
people.
I'm,
bayangin,
yeah,
I'm going to, I'm going to get to be able to be able to be.
Backer to be.
Now,
April,
I was to Kennedy School,
that's in Indiana
that's in this
only in
20,
only in Kennedy School.
Not at Harvard Business School,
not in,
so much,
so.
So,
the artiness,
But then, but then
that's more than the
the person that's different.
people who's privileged and
even asyliness pinter.
So, so he
disediaean facilitation
via-sissua,
he's-A-T-N-U-D-N-E-R-N-N-U-Bugus,
the year-n't, he can be back.
Massalhania, can't
not everyone can't,
this is per-bella-in-k
with Tionkok
T-T-O-N-N-D-A.
or India.
it's their nurture,
they prepare people
to be able to be top school.
This is that I'm going to be
people must be thinking
not only the ANBASISISWRN,
but also
them persiaping
people to be able
to be able to
get to SAT
GRI.
This is a problem
practice
actually,
soinga,
more more than
more than
that can be
that.
That's one
That's the two
The other
The other
Why is, quote,
yeah,
intellectuality
or a suasana
in universities
in the discussion
that, yeah,
I don't know
this definition,
quot and quoth,
that's not
muntu,
because audience not
there.
You spend
as fellow
at Stanford.
Comearen,
the last,
when we got
to getmue,
so,
Right, if we're in there, we're here, we're here, we're in the
that's the day-hawar-to-dus-discu-called.
Yeah, seawur-gaworthy-n't-a-wondy, so we're not-could-baud-a-old,
so we're-bac-bac-bac-bac-bun.
Yeah, can't, because it'll challenge.
Now, we've got to mill you, or the lingquang that kind of.
because that.
critical massing up to
because of course of course
it's still more than back
where there's brownback seminar
at campus, it's been
being done to be able to
scale up
that it's not gampang
because factoring not only
funding but the linguanguing
You mentioned about
Iwan, I'm Jaya Aziz.
He's pergy to Cornell
maybe because he
but to audience,
right.
Yeah, because if
in here,
maybe, he's hard.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, right.
Yeah, he's got to,
they're in general,
if that's been becoming.
Now, in the bayangangue,
that, but this
in,
it's,
it's not much
that, that's
that's about, that's
that's about that's about
maybe,
uh,
one day,
it's, yeah,
he's dolehka
to,
uh,
put a network and
work,
soingga,
diaspora we can't
be able to
be sure,
that's,
so,
so yeah,
so,
we can be,
yeah,
we're gonna,
weirian,
in Stanford,
at,
at Harvard,
that,
right,
right,
it,
can,
moda,
yeah,
moda,
like that,
But I think that we also
how much
we've got to be able to
you too
you're really goodung
about in the room of the
topic that's
about every day
on the meja-mackan
and if we can
look yeah
88% of
from the room-tangue
in Indonesia
this the
of the home-tanguans
not have
S-1
or to-at-a-at-a-a-tas
to the
So,
we're hard to
because of massif
there's discursus
on the peningan
penitism
that's a bit of
little,
like,
if you know,
there's
a good
or anomaly,
well,
now,
not,
must be disruptsi.
Yeah,
right,
in institutions social,
if they're
out of the
room,
there's a
talk about,
to beaupon
if you know what's about
whatever's called,
that's called, like,
in the institution social,
in school,
like, in the place
ibada,
or if it's,
they'd,
to bring back to
umhack.
Now,
that's,
so,
the,
the power of
the,
and it's like
what we're looking
in India,
in Hongk,
in Korea,
South,
Singapore,
Taiwan,
Taiwan,
Japan,
where,
that?
Al-dalen
Yeah, this I'm
because I'm
because of this
I'm serious
but this whole
this.
This we can't
use can't
perspective we
in the time
with now.
I'm a
kind of,
just, just,
just, just,
just, I'm
saying with
my assisua
my, you,
that,
we're not
not yet.
We've
we've got,
we've got,
so,
so,
the tools'
already, yeah.
Now,
in the
era like this,
It's a part-because of podcast
because of the podcast,
because they're not the talk about
about the discussion
not like the time we,
we're out,
but he's melancholy digital.
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and serious.
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if they're going to try
but that,
and game. So, so that's between
really, you know,
is to be able to
media like this.
And it's actually more
effective, yeah,
yeah, yeah,
more effective,
for,
to make,
what, yeah,
a,
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kind of,
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where,
where people,
about,
on things
things that
really,
people,
you know,
yeah,
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about the different.
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almost every people
it's possible
information that is
properlehe
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law that
the paradox of the
internet.
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that's much also
can't be cacao.
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the role of
the pediccan this
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important.
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true not
have got to have a good
but I've got to be able to be able to
puttensy that's very
discussion that's important
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buddhaia
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that you're being
superlative
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if you look at
in India, Singapore,
the, the, the, the
the competition-that-ness is very.
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with the other
now, I see
see, I see,
one of the other
of some of
to disrupts the
to the
, you know,
to,
you know,
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But, not asbany-cour-cruing.
Yeah, minimum, cogniziness,
also be be be it's
now this, like it's
it's going to be it's
to make sure
to make sure
people more
because if we're going to
we're going to
if we're going to
if you're going
if you're
good quality of the
good
if the university
from the faculty member
yeah
look just
all the school
school members that
that's good
This is easier to be said than done.
But it's the key is the question you've been said.
This is I want to test.
So, how you'll you percaya,
for the importance of democratization,
idea, or education,
that if it's only if
Indonesia, it's,
or merankul,
even, concept
for,
for our friends we're in Sumedang,
at the bigot, atroqu, in the
ata, in the
they're in the burqa.
They're in the
people who are
the most of the
matter of allayloran
apopan.
If he is a
person from
Ethiopia,
but he's the
to make
to make
whatever what do you
can't,
can't,
can't be able
if it's
if it's not
there,
There's the good-a-a-aharan
for the good-a-pacarant.
Very good question.
Because, even in FAU-I-W-I-A-W-A-J-I-R-I-G-U-I-G-U-Y-BU-J-U-U-U-S.
Much, maybe it's not that-U-U-U-ROMU-BOR.
But, it's now, it's not-mulled,
Yeah, yeah, that we've got to be able to do.
Yeah, even while in the university in America, if we're talking about, if we're talking about,
if we're not at the university that, unless you're not there, not, not be able toluck
again, must be able to go ahead, after a year's life.
Then, then, then, so that's about that's about it's about it,
so that they can't be a perspective that better.
In kita, it's not, but it's already now.
So, if we're in FUI, we're going to recruit or take people.
It's been plon, plent.
But, the idea is important so.
Even if, if it's people from outside, yeah,
who has skill
or the powerbomahomahed
that's been able to.
Sometimes,
we're also,
this is lucied,
so there's one,
there,
another,
the student
from Indonesia,
from EVEW in Harvard,
he,
he was going to
go to,
the political economy
in class
Andre Sliver.
Lucuia,
when,
then,
the campus,
to be it's about the campus,
about it's about it,
not about?
I mean, I mean,
if you're going to be able to
theory,
can they're making sure
the topic of
the economy in Indonesia.
So,
so,
so,
it's just being
gand,
this,
this is a
this is true.
This is a structural,
yeah,
this is very,
that's structural.
That's not
that.
That's why,
Harvard,
it's open
really to
to know you to gawatergaple
in Indonesia not asetrebucked
it. To gondang anyoneamonding
this is the person who's the
person who's the best thing
for topic that I'm going to
I'm going to hearin.
I'm seeing this
this is an impediment
that's the same thing
that's before
for if we're really
want to scale up
and making up
and to increase quality
education.
It's been
since,
it's already
Now, now, now is more so much more than, but now,
now, now, can, campus-outure, you can,
move to be able to be in Indonesia, right?
You're so optimistic what?
For campus-campus in Indonesia,
it's to be reich at the world.
Good question.
Because, I want flip the narrations, yeah.
Okay.
So, if we're ambitia,
or bea-aspiration,
yeah, no, there's a lot of the
for targeting top 20
as long I becky
with A, B, C, D, D,
that I've got to meet
the,
the people,
and the people of the
school in Indonesia
that's like that.
Realisman is too
thinky,
which, inshawlah,
if,
if we can,
we can to number 150.
Now, that's
that's really has to puter-balik.
Now, this I'm
see-you-in-school
without jow-jav-a-jav-a-gaw-law.
That's right,
I was about, too,
I was about, too,
and that,
that's, why not like that?
How, how?
This,
this,
this,
this is the question
if, if you're,
if you're,
if,
yeah.
Singapore,
it's,
is that's about what they're
because of what I'm going to doodok
board of Liquan New School of Public Policy
that they're willing
to recruit the best professors
to teach the best professors
to teach
just the dean of
Public Policy
Danny Quah is one of the best
economists in the world
Andrew Rose in business school
is one of the best economists in the world
And so willing
to give you're willing to give them,
endowment,
support, to make sure
LKY is maybe number six
in the world for School of Public Policy.
In our, one, funding,
there's still a problem.
The second, the second,
I said, I said,
is the caterbatasance from faculty member.
Yeah, this, but this is,
This is just because of the reason why not be made.
So, if you're looking,
the people who are not,
the kids of Indonesia that good atop school,
that's really, must be given the schemation
for them,
and whether they're still in there,
make network to see.
Or, we're also, we know,
to teach this.
Misalya,
yeah,
yeah,
if in a year he can be sparrow in this,
that?
How long,
in front,
we, we can't,
we can't,
top 20th. If we're not
if we're not even if we're
even if you're making
mindsettings by the way that
Singapore is going to be able to
sped,
issue-necessely,
the issue-as-rely, it's about
data, so on the
question, you know,
if you're, if you're,
if you're,
about the allocation
to where,
yeah,
so-al-al-lacusiness
to come-one.
Jumla,
for the data-pennarer,
but,
some-gian,
the area,
and, such,
m'am.
So,
so-n't-n-n-lucas-ic-
with-allocations-
with a good,
yeah,
while just
from the project,
maybe just a
time in a relative
appendix.
That's a great start.
Yeah.
Okay.
Enough of education.
We're going to
economy,
yeah.
I'm going to be.
This area of
expertise,
you know,
this.
How do you
look?
We're,
we know,
yeah,
can,
you've been
I'm
Trump or dampak
posture of the
I'm about about that
you're not there
near term
midterm
long term
okay
the first
there
there
there
there
there
there risko
that has been managed
yeah
we're from
policy of Trump
he
this,
you,
yeah,
I'm like,
yeah,
pragmatic,
and in
arty-cata,
it's,
it's not
so, can't
also,
the biggackance
that,
that's
that's
that's
if it,
it's
it,
it can,
it's
good,
that's
somehow,
it's rational.
Yeah.
Now,
but,
let's assume,
that what
in the campaign
it will be implementat
start
from there. He
he's going to doportation
from illegal
undocumented
but don't remember
in America that position
the workerjaan
that unskilled
that is the coassey
did dominates by
the group of this
so if they're
then,
the deportasies,
the application,
it's the America,
that's probably
for the other than
position that all
like that's
like that.
And it's not
there's a
other pangantyna.
Yeah?
No, there.
If it,
if it, if,
if, if,
not, if,
the production cost
is, it's,
but,
although, like,
you fully aware,
it,
the, the,
the,
the,
the,
the,
the market-and-and-and-and-and-a-a-tank-a-cargare-a-cargare,
because I'm-bac-a-ball-back-a-cargare-send-dement-nigh-nigh-nigh-old.
Now, I can look at one, risk-co-dar-old-a-lung-a-lung-a-old-old-a-funk-a-old.
Yeah.
What-namb-n-n-nour-nation?
Or, even, if, if, if, the fat, it's-hout-the-vade-hout-bun-bun-bun-bun-lagy.
Then the two, Trump
Trump's trade
implications of the money
the money money
that's going to make.
If the deficit belangia
will not be paid by the tax,
it's not to beware by the tax.
It's a issue bonds
if it, if you, issue, bonds,
bond price's,
then, then the yielding the yielding
can, if you're going to
if the fat, it's not
easy to get gampang
to menrunging
bunga.
Now, implication
the first
from here is
Indonesia,
and many
emerging market,
has kept with
situation where
strong dollar
will be able to
this.
This is not
because rupee
only lemah,
but,
even,
the X, Y,
or dollar index
is, it's
made to
want to
this kind of,
this,
this, this,
not be atas if we can't even if we're going to intervene
in the market,
the bottom of the market, so that's the same
we're going to be able to happen one
with exchange rate that's
that can't belemah.
Then, the second one is,
the level bonn't buntan't be able to turn.
Now, allure central bank,
in allure the world,
I'm looking, it,
bekerja at the mercy from fat.
So, they're just to run in
BATs, if it's if it's-hmm, if not, if it's-a-saint-rate-kina-cenaed.
Yeah, right, tent-tentoo, this is option.
If we're not-pap-upyraiseries, yeah, it's,
the possibility that's there.
But, we've got, what, yeah, put a trauma in 98,
every time rupegia only people, too, make sure about Asian financial crisis.
Maka, what's the implication is, there's limitations or room
from the bi, because B&E
because of the longer down the exchange rate is
melemah. In the down condition
this, get, the factually, that's
the law that's not, ifical.
If the monotermenia, not this, fiscal.
Persuolation is fiscal.
Fiscal space we're not atabatous.
Yeah.
Tax ratio
we're still in 10, 11%.
So, in 2005, what's about the same?
So, what's the amount of the sum of the cost of the amount?
Bunga cichilance, that's about $800 trillion.
So if government has issue bond
again for,
to buyer utang this,
that's supply from issuance of what namah bonn of the
government naik,
that's yieldingham indonesia
and cost of our money is so much of money
sohinked not much
room for fiscal
also make sure
in the condition
the option that's
the option that's
the actual reform
what that structural reform
the pastion of the
investment climate
I always say
one of the reasons of why many
Indonesians become religious is because
they have to deal with the government
because uncertainty is great.
we've got to be quite certainitying.
We've been able to dole-that-one-fere-you-will-all-a-pocket-a-poh-be-cappar-BKPM, we've got-beckas-ke-mahmac, we've got to beckxed how we're
that we hadaping.
Now, that's issues-issue that we have to docketing.
What opportunity is.
With the trade war, between U.S. with China,
That's not not want,
people, people, about the person base
dipinded from China.
Now, this is a number that's interesting.
I'm going to get correlated
import
from China in Vietnam
with export Vietnam to US
correlations is very strong.
Artin what's happening.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I'll like in the same.
Yeah, can't.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, can't.
With that, I look,
that's true.
That's true.
That's right.
100 billion.
I see what I'm
I'm about Indonesia
not there's a lot of
so that's really
there's room
to relocation
to go back to
here
yeah
yeah
but how
how people
want to make sure
the factian
the equipment
climate
the
catitapastiener
that's
that's
that I'm in
that I'm
need to address if
we want
to make
the opportunity
if we
we don't get
investment
yeah
China
can't
that's in the U.
the U.S., he's uping to
your
Minister of Trade, you
must know,
implication it is
import our
from China will
make.
So, so,
the, I'll
see, there,
there's a
case if we
want to be
benadir,
but if,
if it will
be pressure
for us.
This,
this I've
mentioned,
who's in
Asia,
Tengara.
Every time,
to,
$200 million
dollar.
From
that's
that's consistent
get 100 to 140
Indonesia 25
up 31
Vietnam, Thailand
Malaysia,
Malaysia,
Philippina
10 to 10 to 20
yeah
Pake Pekatan
Tanahang just
if Indonesia
want to make in
Pertubuan economy
not use
not going to
monetar,
not use
not going
fiscal, we
talk
the word
I just
right, right
and if
and if
if you're
I'm 3% to 3%
base line we're 5%
that's kind of
$401 million dollars
from GDP 1.4, 1.5
Yeah,
so, but it's
up from 31 to 71.
$71
million dollar
FDI, that's
also just down
what in the
Singapore has
got.
But, yeah,
buntut-buntut-n-n-n-s-to-n-the-the-custy.
Yeah.
I'll be okay,
right if I'm going to do it.
And in the community of investations,
they're not too absolutist.
Right in the way not usa perfect.
What's the best of before.
More than this is more than before
the day before.
New Zealand.
That's what they're trying,
and directionality.
So, but there, though,
solution, right.
There.
There.
And I, and I,
I think
I think about
reshoring
French shoring or off-sharing
but I'm in the Hongkog
too much as
industrial base
and they're
productivity
marginal that's
very mappan
and then
rare earth
capabilities
that's not mapant
energy transition
capabilities
business is notepard.
Even if we can't
even if you get up
even if you're not
too much more than the rules of origin
for routing
that correlations
yeah, yeah, correlations
from Vietnam,
like from
from from Korea,
but the end-ugging
we have to benah
too, right, right,
yeah, right,
yeah, right,
right,
but I'm,
the keyn't,
because,
I said,
I said,
I said,
I said,
I was,
the,
the,
political,
the world,
the,
fiscal is,
So if you know, if they're not too much more than what?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's just 45%.
Now, this is a good, very good, very good point, yeah.
Because, this is a good good, uh, because this is, if we're doing boudo-burdue
than it's core, yeah.
Our core is kind of
big-huged.
So, if we're going to
move, how much anguish, 7%,
let's call-can-la.
We need, it,
maybe,
about investment over GDP,
about 48.
Yeah,
if we're still
$23,000,
that we need to
need investment
about $11,000,
that's.
Massalalance,
domestic savings,
we're,
37% that's
30%
40% is about
8%
artiness
not too much
resources domestic
so if it's
from out from
from from
from
that's not
no other
option
so yeah
so although
even
even though
it's tried
did happen
even
sumber
from financing
that is limited
in this
what we
we have to
to make up to make sure.
Okay.
There's two.
There's a lot of
that's a new tariff.
Tariff rate,
the new thing.
The second is
administrative reform.
Now,
I want to tell this
about the study
that I've been
doing with,
what,
there's,
Ben Olken with,
Ben Olken, from,
Ben-Oakin,
by MIT,
with Reima,
Rehanna from Harvard, we published in American Economic Review.
Optioning upsy first, it's just
making sure that price
the taxed. But
that additional revenue
still not too much, it.
Because, because tax base-neigh-neigh-neigh-based.
It's not meluas.
So, while upon the price
the rate-aumableness,
not too much.
If we're then
turn-can rate with
the hopean tax-based
more than the cost-based
not-rength.
So, there's study
from World Bank
that menugue that
our problem our
tax ratio that
is because
compliance,
a big
because,
yeah.
Persuolation is a
big issue of
compliance.
Now,
now,
the question is
how,
compliance.
I go
from the study
I'll do with Alken
with Hanna,
yeah.
So,
we can look
what can
do you
can do
to make can
make an
tax rate.
Now,
what's
in
Pajack, sorry for being
technical,
but this
this is
the name of
the way,
in the
in the
the same's a.
A.
Representative.
Okay.
In the can'ter-pajak
that's the
capital
paratama
that's
one AR
from the study
it,
it's pegged
150
perusan.
One,
he has
pre-exed
file-n't
may.
Mookin,
what he's
what he'll
he'll be
maybe 100
taxpayer.
Right, right atas.
Or the person at 10%
so much.
So, burden of tax office
in the can'tor-kechil this
is one of the 10% or 100 people
because,
because they don't have
capacity to protect them.
Now, what is that?
Perusanne,
with looking to look
that, the more they're paying
data,
the more discontinue,
the same-in-ize,
not there's nothantive
to grow
so if they're going to grow.
So, if they're still
now,
then how much
the solution it?
We'll look if
this taxpayer
top taxpayer
dipindain
from the
can'ter
pagac Pratama
to the
market madia
where the
number of
the people
partugas
pagacted more
then,
then the
burden from
the company can't be sure to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to beaq.
Now,
if if that,
if that's done,
it can't make up significant.
and cost-it-it-it-it-it-it-a-f,
now,
idea this is important,
and M-WF, it's already adopt this.
So, in 2012, if not so, in 2003,
they've got to be able to make KPPMADIA,
about 38.
But this has been more than it through,
so if, with that,
will be more people
what name a lot of the
so that's not,
because of the kentor-pajack
not only be able to
in the kebun-binat-ang,
but that's one.
Then, the two,
is so-al compliance.
Persuallant with compliance to data.
Now,
in the dirjan-pajak
is good with
the munchulness.
In-mang,
in the top-awal,
there's a problem,
so, he,
so, he,
so-s-system-it-i-i-tie-s,
business process is more
more than the more than
automatic is
but this also
to combination with
access data to other
people,
samsat,
activity e-commerce
soing they can't
there can't exchange data
you are an expert
on this yeah
now in the era
like this data
is the new oil
Right? Profiling is
It's important.
It's bethurtling
because if we can
do you can't
identify from
profiling data,
the perilaku
people, behavior
of people
that there
is many
that we can
make to
make.
So, so,
so, so,
so,
so,
it can be cross-check
if he report
the pagegnax,
but in per-banked
why,
he's not
match,
that it's
can do-cooked.
Now,
this is this is
I believe that tax ratio
can't. But, that's
the standardization
has been done. There is,
there's a lot of,
for this, you know,
to be able to
make predictions
in 5, 10
in, 10,000,000
20 years
this, this
maybe
and the numbering
because of the
good news
is that's about
the idea
this is about
to government
and then
the government
and the
people want to
make make
make make sure
the name
that koti is,
where now that
all data exchange
will be done
this is a
problem.
This is
not process
that's because
because of the
because of the same
because of course
but the process
now is now
the present
the President
is before 17 August
that,
that team
has been made
to be built.
Barrowing,
the time
that came to
talk about this.
15%?
Achievable?
No.
Tax ratio.
If we'll bank, tax gap our $6.4% of GDP.
So if we're about $1.1.7.
Yeah, so much.
In the?
Now, this,
it's the speed of how much faster.
If this committed,
it's all,
musty-n't-n't-it-dil-dil-tacko' in-dolmaping.
Cucup slar-as, like, the thing is.
Yeah, yeah, butto.
But, but, but, but,
But that, but that's the digitalization.
Right.
Right.
So, what's the javean AI is as a while?
This is we're making,
especially in the Dalmatite.
I can't, I can't imagine,
that's actually,
that data,
for predictive behavior, and stuff like.
Yeah, that's actually, yeah,
that's actually, I can,
I, one day,
I'm
I'm being, I'm about
platform that's used to.
one day, maybe they can be able to
insurance because if we can't
make money, they can't,
he can't be resico cholesterol
is high, right?
From, from there, premy,
can, or if we're going
BLT, if we're,
people, people, can,
if they're pegang handphone,
and 90, in terms of Susanna,
90% on the Asia,
has been handphone.
Mobility can be detected
with Google Mobility,
And typical
because they're not much
because they're not
because of the balli
he's not,
mobility's just
just that,
he'll buy SIM card
notas.
So,
profilinginginging can
be able to do
for the
payback?
Precisis.
Precisis.
Precisis.
Yeah.
And also,
it's not only for
penguulalal
page,
also,
for spending.
So,
so I'll give
some of a bit.
Listrict, yeah.
Listrict,
that PLN, if they can't
by name, if they're not, if they're not to make billing.
So if they've got data by name, by address,
he knows room that's-magnar-mana
that's miskin,
that's not-miscan.
If this data, then,
the cross-tap,
with Susan Nas,
with e-commerce,
they've got single-ID.
We can profiling in
room-tang-a-in-in-or-nizkid or not.
Nanty, it's-bentoo-bentoo-bent-a-l-old.
So, b-l-t, but,
right to household
in the
in the building built
so that's about
it's quite quite
you're quite
passionate about
penchiutan
class mennaghan
this why
and the
the way
and the
okay
this is you
think I
think you
so that
so that
so 2003
that
that
ratio percentage
of the class
mennang in
Indonesia
isa percent from the total population.
2003, 2014,
it's up to
to 18 percent.
So, the kind of a time
that's time
from 2003, from 2014.
And this,
it's going to go to 18
19, 19, 21, I'm not so.
Yeah, 23.
23.
2009, he's down to 21%
after that in 2002-203
into 17.
Now, okay,
people can be debat
how do you define
on the class menenagued?
But I have one
one that's one that
when we're going to
get granular
now, not can't
again,
so there's
10% the
the bottom,
20%,
30%,
40%,
What's, Gid, Gidot, that period of 2019-203,
the lot of 40% is,
the plumbuant income-necum more than more than more than
the class pendapotan 50-10, so that deities 5-8-8-8,
that experience negative growth.
class 80%
it's 80% per cent
it's the top of course
real.
So we're hadaping
what brando Milanovic
said as the elephant curve
like gajah
so from here
in class menhaghanhani
and then on top
again on top
now this
this is betuln't
that's what I'm
beingung with
Indonesia
in one side
say they say
yeah belie
melema
class mennang
menchute
but in
Sisi-Syselfth.
People-Iphone
because of the iPhone
because of the phone
that's a lot of
$80 to
that is
they're spending
in atas
$12,000
$1,000 to
$1.
But, but
Dessil 5-8
is a class
that spending-n-
$800-Jutte
$800-0-0-0.
This is experience
negative growth.
This is the
But the billion,
Miscan, desil 0-4,
they're notepatheed
BLT.
The social protectioning of much,
there PCH, there,
so,
the helpuan the government focus
on the poor,
you know,
miskin,
who's kind of
the development,
that class menhah
this,
not,
dapet up,
what,
yeah,
the,
the,
So that's but that's in the same but that's about the amount of business.
The government has to beaugh-lawful,
we're going to cash 800,000 to 9.9,
a big amount of the best that is the pedopatant not-pacact.
So even if they've given the bea-bebasin pajerk,
they're not gnatin.
So this isue that, I think, I'm serious.
Now, if I can't let's continue it, yeah.
So, so much, yeah.
So, Gittembourg in Harvard Ministerial Forum,
I've got to sharing one session with becass president Chile, Michelle Bachelet.
He's about the best-perhasilancelland-in-a-capital.
Now, Chile is a country with pertumbuant economy
at the time time in Latin America.
Income per capita is the most big in Latin America.
Human Development Indexes is the best-bake in Latin America.
But 2009 was almost a revolution.
when the government
fair
when they're about
the question about how much
the phenomenon
it's Sebastian Edwards
then you're saying
the Chinese paradox
Now the causellation is
The President of many
the countries in the world
that focus always with the poor
Then you can't makemating
Pemangunan but not
no specific
Peaqaqan for the middle class
I'm going to bea'uid.
I'm going to beaicue this.
That's because of the time of the PPN
want to be made up,
one of the proposed and I dookung idea
is to give them fordick
for the home of tanga 2,200 watt to beaugh.
Because this is a clompok
in desil 5-8.
So if he got electricity bills
gratis,
the airstreyser,
the end up the $1.
50%
a few months,
it will be able to
they're going to
this
if I'm going
look
yeah,
there's
phenomena economy
that's
universal
with
consenjangin
inequality of wealth
inequality of
income
and inequality
of opportunities
but
but also
in many
the
antipatal, not centrifugal.
So, so accelerations
per-opanedent
per-oran in the
more than the country
in the country,
the other than in the area.
Obatn'y how about this
this,
I'm going to
go to be with
how internet
that's the
that's the
to to
to democratization
moda-modic-
but not
that's just the elitization modality.
Right, right?
And, and,
and,
and,
oligopoly
the power of internet
that they're who are
who are who controlled model
and also for the
the importance of the redistribusian model.
I always, can, yeah,
over the years,
with thebaghiaxilies
that's allahuechusie
co-wangan, that's all the
thing. But, inclusion of
not nimbun with
democratization model,
semestinia.
Yeah, this,
in the country of bank,
the capital cabang
in the
limit's far more
more than the
caper in Polo Rote.
So,
the penglontoranors of
or injama,
just more than the other than the puset.
Two-two-two-ypuner hasabhaphaned.
But access to modality
disproportionately different.
And then,
in compound
with, if I,
I,
that can even elitization
tatan that pre-existing
that's already elitisting
that's elitist.
Mubatin
inequalities of opportunities,
wealth, income,
income and centripetalism of economic development,
how much? This is the question. This is true.
Pedidication, training.
Not-biscerap-a-gainting.
Sput.
Yeah.
Pediccan-in-it-in-it-in-a-it-cuncunciness is that.
So, so,
so, we did we talk about, what-nam-a-I, yeah,
about disruption
that's not terhindarking.
we're going to back office
will be it.
In the back office, it will be able.
He will be able.
He can'ttick by AI.
Call center,
which had been in Bangalore,
in Manila,
yeah,
is 24-jams.
He can be done
accurate with AI.
It's already.
It's been doing.
Now,
The question is, people with people with people with what do you?
Sollusiness is, has risk-killing, right?
Harus training.
Now, this, maybe,
bethutal, yeah,
the way,
that's the technology digital, AI,
the end-in-uped-a-li-boreau,
where it will nirap,
the energy-perja-le-per-bary-basket-re more.
But, the problem is,
adjustmenting is what?
Yeah, if Keynes, we are all dead.
If that, if that's adjustment that's about,
that's a reskilling,
if we're doing, if we're doing,
if we're trying, it's more efficient,
where we recruit people who are new,
or people who've worked with us, we're retrain?
People like I, like, if, if it's,
if it's justerle-gaininginginging not much,
like, right now,
kind of the money's got much,
but if you're like,
but if they're correct
new, maybe they're like,
now this can put upplication
in the down
planning on the human capital,
in company,
and all that
will have,
that's one.
So, so,
so we need to
in the training
risk killing.
The questioner is
government
can't do that
I'm, I'm
I'm sure,
quite a lot of the
people that's
from government training center
from BLK,
because the art art
not too much.
Not know, this
joking just, yeah, joke just.
Just, don't,
not, even,
I'm supposed to be
World Star,
that's, but I'm sorry.
Pascal, right?
Yeah, Pascal,
right.
Yeah, to fortran.
Yeah, that's like,
like, that's like that.
Because, you're not,
because of the money can't
So it's the
it's the private sector
you city bank
familiar with the DIPP
executive development program
banker Indonesia in 80
all over 90s
all right yeah
80s all right
because they're making alenai
because they've got to play
policy policy and so I think
what I can't do you do this is
is actually
asking private sector
to provide training
on the job training
now,
of the job training,
now,
for they're not,
give double deduction
for text if they're
doing training.
So,
if we're making
that not-gap,
minted-a-gaping,
what,
from Google
or from where
to do-in-trainings.
Cases double-deduction for tax.
I look at industrial policy
with incentive
like this, that's up to make-as-killing.
Now, it's
about the last thing, what's the
last thing, the most repot.
I, actually, not put you to too much
with industry 4.0.
What I'm quiteer, is government
4.0.
Because,
bayangin, yeah,
the government has to make peraturaan
that, maybe, in 6-bun-lucked
again, because because disruption.
I'm asking with my assisua,
I'm in-a-court
because of course card for pacar.
No, there's a lot of course
not relevant, right?
Yeah, right?
He's back on.
I just making making USB.
Now, I'm going to air drop.
A drop, right.
Now, now, now,
how can't the other than you can't be able.
Now, now, now,
now, now, in the condition
like that,
if we can make regulation
in six-bunct,
maybe not relevant
again.
Padal,
the end-unang,
to not, we're not we're just to be able to be it's
now this is the same thing about.
Agri-on-Rules to agree-on principle.
So, if we're going to be able to,
yeah, don't be, be,
do you know, like, how much,
give basic principles just,
we want, for,
the financial inclusion,
not be there fraud,
there consumer protection,
now,
I'm going to say-in-same with you,
government
because they're sojave to
because they're going to
get ridgial bureaucracy.
But agile bureaucracy is an oxymoron.
Not even bureaucracy can beaicrousy
can.
This is the problem
and I think it will be adopied
by developing countries,
but I want to double-click
to AI.
Many who
think that AI
is software.
This is betuleners.
This is the engineering.
And if people who's about engineering, this is going to scaleability.
If you're going to scalability, full-us, right?
And who's full-us, has money to scale.
That's only that, that's just that.
Not five or six-perusia-an.
And I've got to have keyakening from six people.
That's only thinking of their own.
they're not can't make sure.
yeah, right?
Yeah, right?
And, and this ischay.
Now, it's a lot of it,
more elitization
tatanan that's
elitist.
And if they're
like, I'm going to spend
CAPEX for the
development data center
for this,
it's about thousands of dollars.
And if we're going to
We've got to 3, 4,
that's the Kappaed by the Indonesia.
Now, that we can't
think that. I just can't
look at supremacy AI.
That's only been
in Hongk and America
States, where
we're only being
just a penantone
and as long we're
not,
the risk we're not
even can't
even can't
make making
cognizue,
not
can't redistribusically
public goods,
that's not
small, yeah,
so it's the end-uging-o-y-joumess.
Yeah, can.
How about, de?
Memang, want, not-mow, it's
always, has been
because, can, gina, if we're
invest in the data,
or digital technology,
this, can capital-intensive,
very capital-intensive.
This, if, if, you're not-gung-tang-gust,
like that, man,
that's like that,
that we're in fact that we're
can't do you,
we're thinking,
we're talking about,
why India it's,
not,
not,
but don't,
until Silicon Valley,
yeah,
Tioncok is relative
because he has
network,
with diaspora
in there,
right,
yeah.
Can,
after the,
the end,
there's,
people,
also,
about where
he can't
invest,
he's got a good
proximity,
maybe location
can be far
now,
this is in
this I think
we can't
make you,
I agree
endgame
perkali
and you
tell you
about
about
about
storyteller
in Indonesia
to make
make sure
that the
country this
has been
and we
don't
talk about
soal potency
this
This is all the time.
always being a potential, but never we realize.
So, it's important soly,
for storyteller.
Then, networked in international.
Because this, this can't go-noburnished-you-you-tina, this kind of not-suka,
this reality-iddub.
It's, can, is club, actually.
Yeah.
If you part of club that, it's...
It's...
...jadi, right.
...is-in-sina-old.
also there in Indonesia,
not there's not there.
If you,
yeah,
it's,
he can't put up
access to
that's about
that.
That's what I'm
from government,
from what,
it's,
it's proactive,
and the
can't be conventional,
that,
so,
yeah,
so,
the money can't
be able to
get to
get to,
we,
we're,
part from,
from,
from,
the network
it's,
this,
it's,
it's,
it's,
with,
I,
I,
for Indonesia or Asia-Tengara,
with,
with the United,
how much,
you know?
In the tatan of the Unicah
Multipolar,
I'm going to look
Tionkok is as
some of technology
but
I'm going to
see,
G7,
that's a
American-Slerik,
it's as
as a sumber
flus.
Yeah, that's a good.
And this ispherst, impetus, M2 is more than
Tijuana. And Tioncok, too, if I think I'm gonna'
since the luncurekansuropan,
philosophy, dual economic circulation,
domestication,
the domestication,
and this is buled
by the peoplepins in there.
That implicitly,
it will be able to
POSY-based, in a relative.
So, capacity their own exportation
exporting model, yeah,
not can't be able to
much up to take up
and big data in context
BRI, belt and road.
This is that in 2013
for Asia Tengara, it's $720 million
dollar, not wrong,
realizations still in below 100.
This,
this is structural,
to manifestisical,
to getterbatasance
exportation model.
So we have
we can make sure
or carto geopolitic
now
it's maybe a bit more than
participation we're in breaks
that you look at it's how much
this is a tough question
in the art of the case in
we're in this
we have to look
in this in the context
geopolitic
to the whole
yeah
in one side we
I've got to say,
that's about you're about
there's about
in your term to exportation modality. In other, we're doing
not want to make sure, I'm not going to make sure, I'm not a
expert on international relations.
But this is a strategy
also for balancing
from the cites
the bigs is being
being a bigotan,
there's risk going
to be people
being in which,
what's what
what is,
what is,
what I'm,
I'm,
more,
get,
so,
there,
there is a whole that
must in Indonesia
context in
some
in Asia,
position we're in Indonesia
position we're
escaping the binary
choice.
We're not
want to
come to come
to be there
but
one day
this become
unattainable
because
maybe
I must
make if
if one
day
there
conflict
or
or
or
or per-
ingingan
in
the internet
of things
Yeah, you know, you know,
or system China,
or system US,
we should make.
Now,
before it's done
and it's
menulit can't
we,
Indonesia,
I'm sure
proactive in
this.
So, rather than
being a global
spectator,
is still you,
just not on
just on
just from
the situation
global this,
we need,
we need
we need
resources our
for bargaining
in
context in.
Apaka it,
is geopolitical location,
apacheal mineral,
is what is what is the resources
that we have, geostrategic.
So this what we're going to think about
how to make sure
to make bilateral,
workasama with China
with US
maybe like that
track 1,
before track 2, track 1.5
where not only
the administrative
business also
started to be able to be able to
work and make sure
about the trilateral
between U.
China,
maybe not?
a real-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-i.
Digital.
You mentioned about AI.
China,
there's got a set-batassan
in the what-naman
modality.
Indonesia has market
America,
can have money.
This is a
thing that is,
what, yeah,
schemas,
structur-ness
is to be-pickir-ed
for that.
Then,
what other,
what can be done?
Mennay-an-Ean-er-Gy.
about critical mineral.
we're dominations,
we're going to nickels.
China. We're soaracted
to them.
The problem is
the person that's a big majority
in the miliki China
not can't
access to
America, right?
So,
maybe this
that we can be
doing, and this
thanks to your
initiative and
support when
the Secretary of
the GANANN,
RCEP,
if we can, if we can, if we're up for
we're uphap, if we're
actually upbate asians as a single
entity, berataping with China
and with US. That's maybe
langka that we'll make make
paracusay erssep
more because
it's more nimbun
with developmental
to developing
economies
sentiment.
When we had we shouldorin,
carangka, that's the PPP,
that's too abate to 22,
in front of us,
futuristic,
but we're not,
we can't be able to beaumavit,
but,
the concern is how to
get-jual it,
to the community.
Yeah,
the most gampangueal it
is,
with thesis infestation,
there food on the table,
there's money,
at the other meja. You'll be invest
not? I'm
get into intellectual property. I
know the human rights. I'm not
I'm not sure. But I
have to becky-kali, that's
that kind of, kind of,
the kind of, I'm not
given by them. So, I've said,
I'm going to say. But if,
RSEP, it's more
to bea our pulsar our
as a good self-being economy
I see to look at the most
natural intersection of Asia-Tengar
with China or America
that is in context
transition energy
and AI
and two-two-dain
nimbung
because every time
if we're going to
hearin
people like Johnson-Huang
gomong about GPU
the last,
H-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-20-h, that he's-h-hrex, the pre-existing GPU.
That's not-dysampa-can, is the channeling that's 30-kali.
Now, this, it's got from-dragal-a-i-terbaru-ne.
And I've known, I've been often-one-capacitassizabeth-a-watt-Electrification
3,300 kilowatt hour per
asia
Asia, Tengara, just 400,000
megawatt, and
terbanking.
Electrification is varied.
Brunei,
Singapore,
9,000,
10,000,
Indonesia,
1,000,
Malaysia,
5,000.
If we're
modernization
the minimum
1,000,
with the
partimbing
AI and
all the
thing.
This is
sometimes I
I'm a bit more than I
square the circles.
Because we can't even
3,000 megawatt per
year. If we can't
be just to get
electrification 6,000 kilowatt hour
per person, we need to
more than 100 years.
Sedangcan, in every cop,
not in Dubai,
like Glasgow, like, that we're going to
we're about 2050, 2050, 2000.
Not be reconciliation,
this, between realism
with optimism.
How much?
I agree.
Comeal again again, this,
the issue is the,
is the matter of financing, yeah,
actually.
Now,
gomong about,
I'm going to,
the transition energy
this,
I,
I,
look,
If you've got to dole-bred, there's
a lot of it's about.
There's a lot of
some of the same thing
that's not going to be able to be that.
Domestic resource mobilization
has.
There are many things that can
do with government,
for example,
face-out fossil fuel.
For example,
for this,
this will be able to run-kind-in-perminta-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh.
fossil fuel, soing we're going to green.
Then, from the revenue,
can't use carbon tax.
Model model, model,
like,
with fiscal.
But this,
not too,
yeah.
This,
I,
I like,
with paper
that you've got
made the paradox
of sustainability.
I'm too
too, I'm going to
use a paradox.
Yeah,
yeah, yeah.
I, yeah,
I,
yeah,
that there, there's proportionate,
that's not proportional,
under the country mayju
and the country bekembang.
So, there, if we're going to use a stilat,
from the government major,
also has to have taken care of process this.
Yeah, can?
What he can do you?
Is it?
That's the same thing, that's concession loan.
He has
too.
now, now,
is now,
now,
the ADR's
the American
Bank,
the Pacte
for process
this.
But,
also,
they're
expand.
The problem
can be
this,
the
penabah
capital in
Breton-Wat's
institution
that's
not even
because
if you
if you know
more
money,
then U.S.
will be
getting
the
voting rights
yeah,
so,
so,
so,
so much
It's just
point I'm from multilateral
to docung the world
interming,
including Indonesia,
in the same biodehyaan
that's important.
If this is
concession loan,
there's D.
This we're
talking technist,
it's, it's
not even innovative
financing,
with blended finance
where
the name
philanthropist or
private sector
can be able
to make sure.
Only with it
that you
talked about
electrification.
Because if you're upheed from government,
but if we're going to make uprolet listri,
dairies from 80,000 megawatt,
to 400,000,
so that electrification we're from 3,300 to 6,000 kilowatt.
We need $1 trillion.
As a bigot.
Yeah, with pencatenation $2,000 per megawatt.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, right.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, right.
If you want to be newable,
more than $2 million per megawatt.
Multilateralization, is, okay.
But, not just.
I see, I'm seeing the real money
is this wasta.
Precisely.
Right, I said, I said.
So, yeah, if I got,
if I looked at $100 trillion,
and $70 trillion, from it's,
And then 70 trillion,
by that's over only 17% percent.
BlackRock, 11 trillion.
Vanguard, 10 trillion.
15% percent of transnational investations
that's allotted from 70.
Mow, we're not, we're not we, we're not going to be able to be able to be multilateral.
Validation is from multilateral.
But I, if I look at multilateralization,
J.
Mawmauv.
Mawmawr.
And, this,
Trump,
it's probably,
he can't
get ridro.
Okay,
that's two
million from
$20 million.
But,
syndications
maybe
can be
to pleset.
Yeah,
right?
Ipev.
Mawn't
Trump,
kind of,
the paradigmat
about the
about the
J.
So,
I'm thinking,
me,
If we want, we need to not want,
we need to
one, intersection
more optimal, and power
with talenta.
So, if someone who
who's in policymaking,
to academia, to entrepreneurship,
even to politics,
it's like in Singapore,
like, in Korea,
or like in Korea, South, or like in
China, or like, in any other.
The two,
you, if you, if you want,
If you want to make
resuscal,
room monotter,
you, you have
gotting, too,
I, yeah,
right?
Now, the three,
how we can
how we can
make up
number of
basri,
so that
storyteller,
that's
to where
can't
be where I,
because
rule of law
is more okay.
And what's about what's about what's
I'm going to be able to
talk about.
Vector we're three that,
SDM,
monetary space, fiscal space,
and this storytelling.
I couldn't agree more.
Persolation is to be this,
if we want to go
going to monging what,
what,
what,
what,
young clad-junker
always know,
we all know what to do,
we just don't know
how to get re-elected after we've done it.
We know, we're the way.
So we're the way.
Persuolation is like that we.
We know the sumber money
in private sector and multilateral
not be able.
We need,
fiscal framework
and support from multilateral
for derisking.
Soing that you said you
you said,
you're saying,
you're in 17
perusan,
that's,
whether black lock,
Fangard,
and all the same
because if,
if,
risk on the same,
they're because, right now.
Mankind, because of the sameat finance
is very important,
schema, scheme.
Like, this is kind of important.
Now, this is the same thing
again, back again,
the time back again,
I'm talking about,
the person who,
not can substitute
incentive with
capatian.
Yeah.
You want to give
tax rate the rate
not.
So,
if.
If, if,
not can't,
it's, not can't,
not can be able.
So,
the condition that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's that's
that's that's that's
again again again again again again
again again again again again
people talking about the pastime
investment climate
that's been much urusance
with politic
right that
yeah
the airn't
it's something okay
we're being realistic
humble by the political reality
what can't be able to
this constraint
this is more than the
multi-polarra
We're more to make up to make sure
multilateralization,
more difficult.
I guess we're exposed,
maybe 5 to 10 years before.
I, see, in cougu,
that's more we're making we'll make sure
we're doing bilateralization,
yeah,
and we're more than competitiveness
our, productivity,
productivity,
it's,
And it's the multilateralization is the principle
single undertaking. If there's a
country that population is just 200,000,
he's not yet. It's all set.
Fetotin is to
but if we're in the room just two
just, you can't get in-jave-a-jewsegu Jain,
I'm just tojail-a-a-a-a-jave-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-sus.
Yeah, I'll beaqaqaqaqa.
Yeah, well, I'maubrik, yeah.
Now, that's just to-sikapy to-de-de-pan.
How does?
For we can beilateralis
okay,
scoosur, nantylaetralis
and multilateralis
that's okay.
This is a question is hard
because,
we're even,
yeah, we're,
if we look,
capacity,
in the
negar and the
agarer-negare
that's not
dountung can
with,
with bilateral,
that's not
dountank,
because you
said, like you
say you'll be,
if they'll be able to deal
if it's like China,
whether or not even with
whether or something
is one of the latteral
because what you said
you said you said it's,
it's a compoan from
people
yeah,
comepuan
from capital
yeah competitive
not only competitive advantage
but also competitive advantage
buttow.
Now,
what repot again
now is this
this is not
But now,
that's the other,
because of the concept
comparative advantage
to the economic security
can.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We're not
about about
about about about
just in time,
but we're just in case
yeah,
right,
from then,
if there's a perang,
not there,
not,
not,
not,
we're talking about
French shoring.
Well,
if you've got
about economic security,
artin'
artin'n't have
been aligh,
has been alliance,
right?
Now, in the context
this,
soft skill,
yeah,
what name,
soft power,
sorry,
soft power, for negotiation, to
to be very much, it's very important.
If it's not, it's going to be very difficult.
So, I'm going to believe, I'm sure,
like, I'm in Kemp, you have,
capacity like that.
But this is era,
if this is, I'm in front, get.
Foreign policy is,
it's, it's,
it's, it's,
the way economic security
has been important,
that's the lead,
is foreign policy.
like in the agonominess,
economy, like the economy of the economy,
the conclusion of course of course,
but about foreign policy,
what he'll do you.
Now, we have to seep in the game this,
and, juster juster just,
if, if, it's still a bit better,
that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's, you know,
the way the grand,
India.
This, the, you know,
the, you know,
the president of the country,
that,
Narasie Omni-directional
Yeah, they can.
They can't be dantsa
with Russia, with America,
with Ukraine and with Thailand, with
with Africa, with Africa, with Africa.
Yeah, right?
And it,
and it's all along to
to the pentinganation national security.
Yeah, right.
Yeah, right.
They can projectsican
the penit nationality with
And that's actually that's
multidirectional.
And that's,
there's a lot of
because we're not
because we've got
been in
seeing,
the
of the
global order
this,
totem pole
global order
and
and
to make
the autonomy
strategis it,
this,
this is,
by the bigasas in Indonesia,
yeah, maybe in a lot of
Asia-Tengara.
So, I'm going to look at
multipolarity this,
we don't need to
trypojok or to
choose.
Yes,
Yeah,
right?
Yes,
we're very
to rankul multipality.
And this is
it's been
during 2,000 years
we've got to
with Buddha,
with Hindu,
with colonialists,
with Nasrani,
Islam,
and then,
and all right,
I'm not even
I'm always
I'm going to
talk about
this is
on the other
opinion
to be related
with race,
agamac,
ethnicitas,
whatever,
not more than
10,
in 2,000
in Europe
to 190
jute,
in duration in
the same
peace and stability
the baseline that's
wellieh
how we're making up
principle
the good idea
this is that
this is that I'm going to
be done
by Singapore
they've got
they've been
can rancul
but also
the
principle
superlative
that's that
that I'm
that I'm going to
try to
how this
This is important
Yeah, we're going to bea
We've been able to
Yeah, we've been able to
In fact that you're going to
Yeah, he's being
Same here, man, in the same thing,
man, in the case
Ukraine position's not-jolosia
He still can do,
Turkey also,
Melakoucan Turkey also,
that's like that,
it's the way that's
Now, this may back
again again, breaks, maybe this is the
kind of the way to make sure
to make sure you, even
must be done, because in the
situation that's like this, not to be hindered because
if we're in black, it's repot for Indonesia.
It's dealing with, it's, you are
the expert on the Arssep, yeah, because your role was very
instrumental. But, but one of the alasance is, we're
I'mangu, there's
that's notheral, right,
because of Asian asian
as single entity, right?
So, what you know
is I couldn't agree more.
It's, it's, that's what,
but, but, come back again,
this, this, the answerality,
this is.
Puttaping, not,
that's, to do,
that?
I, too, yeah,
in school,
I'm gonna'ajar,
now.
It,
if, I'm like,
I'm gonna do,
that,
that's every time that's about it's about it's
that's about it's a good
yeah but if i jagerin
from tioncok jepang korea tawaini indonesia
and europea america
that cognizin is same,
but not know how how it's india one
this is jago-bogued
yeah yeah that's great
yeah, I'm at all right
yeah, I'm,
I'm, I'm,
I, I,
I'm gonnaeck but
people who's agaacu-needed
but I'm gonna beaqaqaqa
and I'm sure
yeah, if
in Asia, that's the
the most of the only
the people,
yeah,
if you're in Sydney,
in London,
in Beijing,
in Tokyo or in Washington,
you want to know about
Asia-Tengara,
that's the language
Dubebis-Singapur.
Because there predispositions
that people Singapore is impenipers
that people
be able to becita
but when
Dubes Brunei
Dubes Laos
Dubos Cambodia Myanmar Thailand Malaysia Indonesia
Indonesia to bring in India
To be able to be
About about Asia or not
I look in this
Maybe in the case
Tuscott yeah
Singapore he's one
Sisi they're very good
in storytelling yeah
But also in the cissue
other than
they're delivered in the product
to other.
So, the,
people get to,
people get back
evidence yeah,
yeah,
yeah.
Don't even
get to go
but,
right.
Right, right.
Yeah,
this,
this is,
come back
again,
that,
I think,
me,
and I'm
can't be
the
articulation
is also
is also
from critical
thinking.
Now,
this,
back to
your
AI.
I'm
I got
get set
a bit
because I
get
I'ma. How much
is the way?
If we're not yet
student, yeah,
not there's goodnation, because
the answer
no other that's more
better than chat GPT
or Google search
not will be able to be
better. Now, this,
I, actually, from the long, I
even not be thinking that this
one day AI will be able to, but
I'm going to do an experiment in class
is, like, I'm going to be it. I.
I, I'm when I'm a question, one of question,
not a lot of it, because if you're in a lot,
because if you're going to give you guys,
but how it's going to give me a.I.
But how to make people can't make sure that's
great.
That's right.
Yeah, yeah, it's, maybe the jobbant's
not.
So, if we can make jet gip-tip-t, prom-near, that's
that's that's
that's when they're in partan
that's a bit more research question
that's a good, because if you're
going to come from idea backus,
it's from the contrary to be
and people can't be able to beater
or not, it's from questionia.
If, because if you're inundang to endgame
this, we're just being able to beater, because
the question's pinter, right?
Yeah, but
that, but it's, but it's
can't be able to get it.
So, so, because, I guess,
I've got to make a question.
if you're not pern't repikyre.
Now, that's what I'm going to be.
Now, that's what I'm going to,
yeah, India, Singapore,
you told me, he can't get back
with one person who's puttoy who's
people who don't know
about this, me.
Absolutely.
Yeah, right, this is bad.
I've never kept thinking,
that.
That's what we're not terbiasa
with that, because we're not
to give
but he's just
give up,
but I'm still
about the other
if we're not
newbhaping,
it's repot
I've got
keyakinant
that
if we
gaspol
we'll
we'll have
storyteller
that
many like
like
like you
if you
if there
no
no say
$1,000
yeah
like Dede DeBasri
so it's
barang
Indonesia will
great very minimum
our lifetime, hopefully sooner
and then the end of the world
because I'm going to go
to go ahead and so much
this, this
I'm going to be, I'm going to be
I'm going to ask
the question the last day
day, you've been very generous with your time
if your time.
If I'm
I'm notewis-pulis-pulis-politic,
this, this is more gaser to-can-can-can-can-can-can-can-cann.
This, if I'm-law,
I'm because of greglisah-can-grain-can-grap-tot.
Yeah, right?
And,
and, the senjangan-man-minkat,
is more
even more than more
even more than the right
because of the right
because of the right
because of the
fear and or intimidation
but if you're in the
if they're going to
if they're going to
be based
a message of hope
but if you're
if you have to have
credibility
but if you're
if you're credibility
you
Soce, this is more than southe.
Right.
And we've got to look at America, in India, in Italy.
Yeah, not just to talk, in other, in the country.
This will be there.
Belanda, too.
Yeah, no.
So, how's it good?
Is it okay?
Is it bad?
Is it something that...
If I was, yeah,
I was that I'mobrola-francukuyama,
we've talked in one panel,
it's been there's two distortions
to have liberalism.
The one of the right,
the first, that he's said,
neoliberalism.
Neoliberalism, is,
mustn't,
make things
like
redistribusian model,
but,
but not there's
so,
want to bea-
comment surate or fair
or proportional.
The two, he's distortion is woke liberalism.
I dookung,
but sometimes over-identification
to have identified identitist certain
that's kind of, as a can't we can't
we can't make them bedacken
between the fruits, or fruits versus roots.
Roots is liberalism.
don't disarmacant fruits
it's been to be roots
now this
this, if I'm in front
I think I'm in the right
to be sure by
distortion distortion like that
I'm concerned
you how much
I'm saying
I'm sure and I
I'm quiteir
I'm quiteer this
yeah
I'm just around
not put up
solution but
that I can
share with you
is about
you are the
question
because
why yeah
this
this you talked
on the neoliberalism
that globalisation
is a lot of prosperity
you look at the same.
Sumber from conflict is globalisation
exactly the opposite
from what he was on 90
now people who
look at the number cutitapestian
if they're interdependent
Russia tibatting
resorts gas to Europe
in Europe calang cabot
But although, if you've got to beaugh, if you're not even if you're not even if you're
important, from Russia.
So, what I was called as neoliberalism, and all the same,
then, it's something that's quiteir kind of people.
And then, you're bicarer ony, you know, bickhacken on many, I'm using, I'm using, I'm
I'maism.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
So,
yeah, issue issue that
maybe
more people
that more
more pragmatic,
it's not
be addressed in there.
Sementara,
the right,
this,
this,
this,
down with a
new narasy,
for many people.
a COVID,
after COVID,
the America, because
because of America
about the American
so much immigrant.
Trump came,
with something
concrete,
he said,
look,
that,
the work of,
too,
some,
people,
people,
from,
there,
right,
this,
this sentiment
that's the
movement,
populism,
economic
nationalism,
and,
so,
so much, even, even when, evenciful, even when they're
even when they're not even when, right?
Now, this, then, did more than gettapagion because globalization,
soing that people then larry, that you've been, if you're going to be able to, if,
if, if, if, if, if, if, the, if they're in the spectrum, to, the can't,
He will be called, he'll beaupok
He'll be able to make sure.
The post-truths,
now, situation is I'm sure
with what you're talking about
social media now.
The post-truth
it's then
merubahed on the data
objective, not again
made made relevant,
but what relevant is
something that can't
be something that can't
in.
In the context this,
this is,
is
this ishamehurted
and this is unique
in America
in all of the same.
In general, yeah?
In general.
Yeah.
One day,
oh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
I'm put
on this
with,
uh,
uh,
uh,
I'm,
um,
I'm gonna'c't
the name of
the time.
Um,
Friedman,
he is,
not Tom Friedman.
He is professor
at school of government
Harvard.
So, Jeffrey Frieden.
With Jeffrey Frieden.
Now, we try to
about how much
it was how much
the result of election
in many of the
people,
why the group
conservative
to win,
he also
also in America.
And he said,
the argument is
precisely
like you said,
that,
inequality,
it's then, it's just a trigger
for the answer of instant.
The answer's what?
Identity.
Identity, economic nationalism,
much, much.
even, even,
sentiment,
misalty from
other, much,
that's mucle.
Now, this,
if you're,
if you're,
I can't givepikekan
toquatira
in this,
because this isuathing as well as well.
Yeah, this is full circle, de.
Yeah.
Balic to topic of the conversation that awa.
Yeah, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, not can't solve if we're not focus
to resenguangangue, yeah, yeah, right?
Seengangen, uh, can't be a penitement.
It's, I mean, uh, kyaan and income, but also centripetality.
B, B, there's the other than the other than the other.
This is for the men, time, yeah?
Because if we're...
Yeah, like, we're...
Yeah, like, we're...
If we're, what name a lot of...
Tugasner, if, if it's...
If you're not, that, is how to be given the...
Gerasia, yeah?
I just want to say, this, really.
People, sometimes, sometimes,
judge-Genital,
yes, yes, yeah.
And, in myrude I,
I'm fair, too,
to look at
their perspective we're
generation that
has been a challenge
and,
have a questionitin'n't
and have opportunity
and,
but if there
there, there,
I can be able
to bepessan
with them,
the, the most
important is how much
how much
how much part of the same
the same thing that's
because of the same thing
that's made by generation
we, so this is that
maybe can be lesson learn
that's good, because this
this, this is not going to
promote from podcast and game, but
yeah, because they
medium-near-hadal
this, so, so
selection of information, to
It's very important.
because it's the same thing that's
we're just.
We're sure sure.
In fact that we're going to
learn just.
So,
so it's difficult
to demilha
information that
wrong with the
right.
In the
era,
where there's
so much
information that
can be prole
the
um,
the can't
learn,
to be learning,
it's very
important.
Maybe that's
that you want
about.
Post-modernism.
isme,
characteristic
more
more than the other than what I'm good.
And many of the men
people are not just
just being refacta,
more than
you know,
you know,
that's the word
that I mean,
that's right.
Thank you very,
so,
yeah, thank you,
very, I'm,
thank you,
that's,
D, D, D,
or Katit, Pasri.
Thank you very.
This is endgame.
